Bunq re-applies for OCC license

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- Dutch neobank Bunq withdrew its U.S. license application after a 301-day wait and later obtained a broker-dealer license from FINRA. - The article does not provide specific details relevant to Texas credit unions.

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The article does not mention Texas, TX, TCUD, or any Texas-specific entities. It focuses on a neobank's licensing process in the U.S.

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Original Source Material

The Dutch neobank sought a U.S. license in 2023 but withdrew after a 301-day wait. It obtained a broker-dealer license in October from FINRA.